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PA Minister: Next Prisoners' Release In October
2013-09-07
[Ynet] Following August release of 26 prisoners, Minister Karaka says next group to face release on October 29, regardless of progress of Israel-PA peace talks. Abbas suggests issue of borders hinges on talks
Whatever. The gyrations they all have to go through because The Second Smartest Man In The Room wants a legacy and a new hat. Any bets on how long these men are free before being rearrested by the Israelis for cause?
Paleostinian Minister of Prisoner Affairs Issa Karaka said that the next Paleostinian prisoners' release as past of the peace talks' resumption will take place on October 29.

According to Karaka, the next group of prisoners will be released regardless of diplomatic progress of the talks, adding that the prisoners will only be released to the Gazoo Strip and the West Bank.

The minister noted that the fourth and final group of prisoners will be released on March 28.

Earlier in August, the first group of Paleostinian prisoners was released as part of an Israeli gesture to the Paleostinian Authority in the wake of resuming peace talks.

The first group consisted of 26 prisoners who were from the Ayalon Prison to the Gazoo Strip and the West Bank.

Divided into to four groups, over a 100 security prisoners are expected to face release.

Referring to negotiations between Israel and the Paleostinians, PA President the ineffectual Mahmoud Abbas
... a graduate of the prestigious unaccredited Patrice Lumumba University in Moscow with a doctorate in Holocaust Denial...
suggested Friday that Ramallah might renege on its agreements regarding territories in case Israel overturns past understandings.

"We have presented our views, and the Israelis said they wanted to strike what was agreed on regarding borders and security with (former PM) Ehud Olmert," the Paleostinian president said.
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